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Techs Put Damper on Optimism

Dell's struggles narrow Bernanke boost

By Jonas Oransky, Newser Staff

Posted Nov 30, 2007 3:38 PM CST

(Newser) – The markets closed up today on rumors of a coming interest rate cut, but bad news in the tech sector limited gains. The Dow climbed 59.99 points to 13,371.72, but only after a negative forecast from Dell erased a sizable morning rally.... Read full story »

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